Raleigh’s legendary Great Cover Up—a six-night, full-costume music fest at Kings—premieres Aug. 21 on PBS NC.
Crumb Returns to Raleigh
RM sits down with Crumb frontwoman Lila Ramani to chat sound, influences and Raleigh ahead of the Brooklyn-based band’s headlining Hopscotch set.
Song of Summer
Every summer has one defining song—one tune linked to the season forever. Here are our picks for the 2025 anthem.
Overheard in Raleigh
Overheard in Raleigh: random bits we’ve heard from folks around town—from Chick-fil-A commentary to complaints about different local areas.
Your NC Playlist
Kick back this summer with a lineup of locally made music from across genres and the state.
Q&A With The Righteous Gemstones’ Voltaire Council
We chat with local actor Voltaire Council of The Righteous Gemstones about his experience filming the show and what we can see him in next.
Plugged In: Top Podcast Picks
Some of today’s top industry VIPs share their picks for top podcasts you should be hitting subscribe on.
Q&A With Local By Way of Paris Author
We chatted with Raleigh author Christopher Newman about his debut crime novel, By Way of Paris, inspired by his time abroad.
February Album of the Month: Finer Things
Boy Named Sue’s recent EP is holding its own in the Raleigh music scene as an unfettered blend of pop punk, rock and blues.
Triangle Author Debuts Books on The Beatles
Durham author Gene Popa debuts “The Colour of Your Dreams,” examining The Beatles’ seismic change between 1966 and 1967.